University Notes

The Dnlverslty opened agaiu Monday niornlng The Oracle will be issuorl this year the 25th time. Tlio ü. of M. foot-ball team ruturned from Chicago. Kund.-iy ulght. About 600 students went to Detroit, Saturday, to wltnes the r. oí M.- Corncll game. Superintendent Clark has been liusy this week, moving and getting settled in the iK'v hospital. The formal opening of the new hospital will take place between the 6th an.i 18th of January. The junior lit team defeated the D. A. C. eleven, at Detroit, on ThanksRivhig- Day, the score being 22 to 0. President Angelí is a member of the general advteory eoraniittee of the American society for the Extensión of University Teaching. Tlio Regular meeting oí the regente takes place 0:1 the lüth. T'urs will probably be the last meeting of the old board, Iwo of the besfc of the regents, Messrs. Clark and Willett, severiug thelï connection with the board at th end oí the inonth. The junior laws have elected the following officers: J. "W. McCaughney, president; M. T). Bernhardt, vice-pregident; Miss Mary E. Benson, second vice-president; H. C. Wilcott, sccretary; F. G. Rice, treasuror; S. UcRobert, manager of field sports. The next entertainment of the Studeuts" Leeture Association courss will be an address by the eminent divine, T. DeWitt Talmage, at University Hall, Saturday evening, Dec. 12th. The U. of M. team played a second game with Cornell at Chicago, on Saturday. The game was nn excellent one and with but few errors, Cornell winning by a score of 10 to 0.